Re: [OT] Call to arms...so to speak
From: Bob Alexander (bob_at_ngi.it)
Date: 02/22/05
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Date: Tue, 22 Feb 2005 08:06:52 +0100 To: debian-user@lists.debian.org
John wrote:
> Bottom line is that I was told today that most people online today use
> IE. I just wonder how they would react if a even a portion of the Debian
> community contacted them, then refused to sign up because IE was the
> only option.
>
Well,
starting from Jul 2004, following the well known string of IE related
security incidents, the share of IE users has shrinked frm the previous
9% or so.
The best estimates nowadays bring gecko based browsers somewhere around
25% at least and I would bet that that will go up until MS does
something a bit more radical than patching IE6 :)
So those guys are losing a potential 25% of their customer base.
Should they care ? If they have competition they sure would.
This is a sign of stupidly incompetent web coders ...
Bob
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